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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Ok

I have read and re-read as much on this forum as possible. I am still in awe of all the forms, and numbers and such...sometimes I think i have the road map figured out (thanks to the guides) and then someone gives another number and I think..oh no mr.bill do i do that too?

Here is what I am thinking we do to get married. He-a German citizen living in Germany, I a US citizen living in US

Apply for a K-1 visa by submitting the I-129, and the I-130 (Done)

Get a NOA (got one for the I-129, but should I have gotten one for the I-130 at the same time? This just occured to me today)

Ticlkling and touching (nothing, nada, have not even had a glance-based on time line...I dunno it seem slow compared to some but..)

Get RFE's if its going to happen

Get 2nd NOA basically the approval.

Case is then transferred to Nevada where the locals make book on if you will actually get your boyfriend here to marry you.~~Oh wait, is this Nebraska? ooo ok.

They then do their magic on it (I have no idea what they do) and then forward it to hubbys home country (Germany) embassy for them to start. They prepare a letter to send to my guy pie.

They send forms to him, he sends them back (at this time he could also have the medical forms done? or do those need to be waited upon)~~what are the magical 3 packets I have read about o'masters but I am still not able to find info about them?

He gets interview

At this point if he needs a waiver (if he thinks he may possibly need one) he brings it to the interview incas they turn him down, and he hands it in right away

(if you get to this place in the game, stop, dont pass go, wait your turn for 10 months???)

if it gets approved he gets his visa

he comes here

gets off the plane

we have lunch

go to bed and sleep for 12 hours

get up, have some coffee

go to the beach

Ok ok.....this is as far as I can t hink at this point....

what theheck does he bring to the interview, i ahve yet to find a COMPLETE list

All responses are appreciated.

Bobbie & Klaus

2/23/07 Mailed Package to TSC (G-325A & I-125)

2-25-07 Online PO shows package delivered

3-06-07 NOA on I-129

3-12-07 Touched (I think)

6-8-07 Touched appropriately!

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted

Wow, wish it all went that smooth! Unfortunately there are about a million things that can change and they usually do...

Best wishes to you both on the approval of your visa, and hope it all goes as smooth as you imagined.

Rob and Melinda

I-129F

Filed New I-129F form with IMBRA June 19, 2006

NOA 1 June 26, 2006

Touched July 3, 2006

I-129F Approved by E mail August 21, 2006, Just 63 Days

NOA 2 for I-129F Received in the Mail August 26th, 2006

I-129F at NVC

Case Number assigned at NVC August 29, 2006 MNL2006XXXXXXXXX

NVC sends the I-129F to the Manila Embassy August 29th, 2006

Embassy in Manila Receives I-129F August 31st, 2006

Packet 4 Received by Melinda from Manila Embassy October 1, 2006

Interview at Us Embassy Manila, October 18, 2006

Visa Approved! Interview Completed.

Visa Delivered by DELBROS October 28th, 2006

October 30, 2006 Arrived back in LAX with Melinda, were going to Disneyland!!!

November 6th, 2006, Melinda and I are back home in Winslow Arizona loving Life!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
Timeline
Posted

Only form I-129F along with 2 4 page G-325A forms (Beneficiary, Petitioner) are filed for a fiance(e) visa. I-130 is used for Spouse, and other relations.

SEE K-1 Guide. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

The rest I won't comment on.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Egypt
Timeline
Posted

Wow, I am glad that someone is almost as confused by this whole process as I am. I have to file a what what form? An Ineedtodowhat? Another wheredoigetthat? :jest:

My life has been blessed with the love of 4 of the sweetest men in the world. James, Jonathan, Nicolas, and Islam, my sons and my S/O.

OPSSSSSSS I DID IT AGAIN!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted
Only form I-129F along with 2 4 page G-325A forms (Beneficiary, Petitioner) are filed for a fiance(e) visa. I-130 is used for Spouse, and other relations.

SEE K-1 Guide. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

The rest I won't comment on.

Oh Yes you are right, i read I-130 so many times I was confussed. Actually we filled it out first and then discovered the mistake so he had to send new G-325A forms . Thanks.

It's just a bit confuzzeling

Bobbie & Klaus

2/23/07 Mailed Package to TSC (G-325A & I-125)

2-25-07 Online PO shows package delivered

3-06-07 NOA on I-129

3-12-07 Touched (I think)

6-8-07 Touched appropriately!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted
Only form I-129F along with 2 4 page G-325A forms (Beneficiary, Petitioner) are filed for a fiance(e) visa. I-130 is used for Spouse, and other relations.

SEE K-1 Guide. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

The rest I won't comment on.

Thank you for the link, I knew I read it somewhere but failed to find it the 5th time!

Bobbie & Klaus

2/23/07 Mailed Package to TSC (G-325A & I-125)

2-25-07 Online PO shows package delivered

3-06-07 NOA on I-129

3-12-07 Touched (I think)

6-8-07 Touched appropriately!

Posted
At this point if he needs a waiver (if he thinks he may possibly need one) he brings it to the interview incas they turn him down, and he hands it in right away

(if you get to this place in the game, stop, dont pass go, wait your turn for 10 months???)

if it gets approved he gets his visa

Not sure why you need waiver, but make sure you don't just go to interview with the form, you need to have strong, solid, back up to prove the hardship to the USC. Maybe you already know this, but thought I'd post it anyway.

Married 12-30-05

Started our visa journey Jan 06.

01-06 - I-130, K3 shortly after

04-06 - switched to Canada Immigration

07-06 - Moved to Canada (PR almost complete)

07-06 - Changed again, back to US imm.

09-06 - Landed as Canadian PR

10-06 - DCF Toronto, Approved in 1.5 hrs!

11-06 - Interview Montreal (success!)

I-130

10-05-06 DCF in Toronto - Approved

10-19-06 Packet 3 received & sent back

10-20-06 Montreal receives P3

11-03-06 Packet 4 received

11-06-06 Medical

11-22-06 Interview / Visa approved

11-26-06 heading home, 6 day drive, my oh my

HOME SWEET HOME

10.24.08 - Mailed I-751 to CSC

Delivered at 9:03 AM on October 25, 2008

10.29.08 NOA1

10.30.08 Check cashed

12.06.08 Biometrics Appt.

12.19.08 Received new Drivers License extended to 2011

03.12.09 Received CONGRATULATIONS letter - Card on the way!!

03.20.09 Received his SHINY new card. WOO HOOOOOOO

YAY!! We can take a break from this madness until Citizenship.

Posted (edited)

Do you want?

Wiener Schnitzel

Schnitzel a la Holstein

Jaeger Schnitzel

Hawaiian Schnitzel

:whistle:

First..I think you're going to be (crossing my fingers) OK on your outdated form (by 5 days) - hopefully they will let it pass - form promulgation isn't an exact science after all..especially for our government.

Next - you'll get an NOA2 for just your petition (129f) but his little tag-a-long buddy (the 130 - are you sure you need that?...hmm) will get to make the trip too. They've already had a fun trip since they went to take a tour of Texas..then got a free ride to California...since Texas doesn't do I129f's anymore.. too upity I guess..

You'll be busy worrying at this point, but your NOA1 gives you hope..so you jump on the USCIS web site and register using your receipt number..and sign up for the well known compulsive-screen-refreshers anonymous club.. You'll make careful notes on your Last Processed date(s) you see there..and yell YIPPIE when it changes.. now you will be able to say (to people who will look at you like you're crazy) I've Been Touched...

If you're lucky..you'll have been touched..doesn't mean much sometimes..since your case file now has a bar code used to keep track of it.. but it might (or might not) get 'touched' by time you get your NOA2..

(RFE - from what I've read, typically these are usually time setbacks..not a total loss..they want X, you send X - file back on track.if you sent them what they asked for...)

Mini Party for NOA2...yay..

Your case is packed in it's file with some other eager filers stuff and shipped to NVC - grand music please..it's the National Visa Center...in New Hampshire..? hmm..what else is there? (just kidding).. it falls off the radar for a short while..in between places.. but..you get a handy (non-toll-free) number to call..and ask (or you can email..)

Your file will manage to get to NVC in a couple of weeks..some get there faster because they're just SPEEDY.. but..it'll get there..

NVC will take it..sprinkle pixy dust on it..and ship it off to Frankfurt.. now - if you have called enough times..you'll have a NEW case number to hold in you now sweaty palm..this number is really important..Once you have this number..you can check back in a few days to see if your happy little file has left on it's now-international journey..

And... (running out of breath) now Hecan call Frankfurt and ask if they received it..using this new number..

They'll say.."of course...what do you think we are? idiots?.." and they will...and you/he will...

They (Frankfort) will open your file..think 'geez..is everyone leaving Germany".. and prepare and send out what is called (lovingly) Packet 3.. to him.. which he'll get in a few days I imagine.. In it.are intsructions..and forms.(of course).. there are things he has to do..and something you'll have to do..

YOU

Now you have to fill out your (another form) I134 (which is in his packet, but you may as well fill it out, with all the supporting papers ahead of time) - your affidavit of support.. and, you'll probably have confusion on that..but that's ok..it's built into every stinking form..

You're going to pack that form and a copy of your whole 129F (that you sent and hopefully made copies of) file, original documents (divorce, etc) but not Passport/Birth..your NOA2 (keep a copy, send original) and more ongoing relationship stuff..and some candy..and #######..and ship it off to Germany.. DHL is best by the way..

While that's happening he (presumably)

Can be researching which forms he'll have to complete (this time..get the up to date ones...).. and have all that ready.. by now..he should have his shots..(vacinations) up to date.. and his police report..(which it sounds like a waiver is needed? hmmm.. has someone bad?...maybe too many trips to Amsterdam? (am teasing)..).. (I cant help with that..but plenty here will help).. so he's gotta be busy by now.. setting up a medical..etc....

He'll prepare the forms - send Frankfurt what they want sent (again, see the Embassy Section and Guides for more details)....and will keep everything else for the interview...(the instructions will - hopefully-explain).

So..he's gathered everything.. been to the doctor..got your shots ..(even though many will tell you you don't have to do the shots until later..but may as well).. set up the civil doctors appointment for the physical.. put together all that stuff you sent him, ate your candy.. and puts on a suite.. he waits for the letter telling him when he is to come for the interview..ok, now he can put on the business casual attire..and hop on his scooter..

He'll arrive early or the day before..since the interviews are always in the morning..rumor has it..but check the Embassy section for Germany to find out more...hint hint hint..

He'll get in there..and... (Lets assume) gets out without a scare.. They'll mail him his visa..(usually, that's what I hear they do).. He'll have 6 months to get his butt on a plane to see you.. Note: if he actually takes 6months..uhm..I'd throw him back.. anway..6 months to leave Germany..once on US soil..he has 90 days to get hitched..or get out! (I think we invented the shotgun wedding..lol)..

He'll get off the plane..thinking hes done..but no.. Customs has to raise their wicked-ugly hand.. but that doesn't take tooooooo long..

Long ride home...all smiles.. tired.. happy..

Sleep for a week..

Go to beach..

Happy Ever After..

Did I miss anything? hmmmm.. more coffee please...

Edited by Karin und Otto
Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted
Do you want?

Wiener Schnitzel

Schnitzel a la Holstein

Jaeger Schnitzel

Hawaiian Schnitzel

:whistle:

First..I think you're going to be (crossing my fingers) OK on your outdated form (by 5 days) - hopefully they will let it pass - form promulgation isn't an exact science after all..especially for our government.

Next - you'll get an NOA2 for just your petition (129f) but his little tag-a-long buddy (the 130 - are you sure you need that?...hmm) will get to make the trip too. They've already had a fun trip since they went to take a tour of Texas..then got a free ride to California...since Texas doesn't do I129f's anymore.. too upity I guess..

You'll be busy worrying at this point, but your NOA1 gives you hope..so you jump on the USCIS web site and register using your receipt number..and sign up for the well known compulsive-screen-refreshers anonymous club.. You'll make careful notes on your Last Processed date(s) you see there..and yell YIPPIE when it changes.. now you will be able to say (to people who will look at you like you're crazy) I've Been Touched...

If you're lucky..you'll have been touched..doesn't mean much sometimes..since your case file now has a bar code used to keep track of it.. but it might (or might not) get 'touched' by time you get your NOA2..

(RFE - from what I've read, typically these are usually time setbacks..not a total loss..they want X, you send X - file back on track.if you sent them what they asked for...)

Mini Party for NOA2...yay..

Your case is packed in it's file with some other eager filers stuff and shipped to NVC - grand music please..it's the National Visa Center...in New Hampshire..? hmm..what else is there? (just kidding).. it falls off the radar for a short while..in between places.. but..you get a handy (non-toll-free) number to call..and ask (or you can email..)

Your file will manage to get to NVC in a couple of weeks..some get there faster because they're just SPEEDY.. but..it'll get there..

NVC will take it..sprinkle pixy dust on it..and ship it off to Frankfurt.. now - if you have called enough times..you'll have a NEW case number to hold in you now sweaty palm..this number is really important..Once you have this number..you can check back in a few days to see if your happy little file has left on it's now-international journey..

And... (running out of breath) now Hecan call Frankfurt and ask if they received it..using this new number..

They'll say.."of course...what do you think we are? idiots?.." and they will...and you/he will...

They (Frankfort) will open your file..think 'geez..is everyone leaving Germany".. and prepare and send out what is called (lovingly) Packet 3.. to him.. which he'll get in a few days I imagine.. In it.are intsructions..and forms.(of course).. there are things he has to do..and something you'll have to do..

YOU

Now you have to fill out your (another form) I134 (which is in his packet, but you may as well fill it out, with all the supporting papers ahead of time) - your affidavit of support.. and, you'll probably have confusion on that..but that's ok..it's built into every stinking form..

You're going to pack that form and a copy of your whole 129F (that you sent and hopefully made copies of) file, original documents (divorce, etc) but not Passport/Birth..your NOA2 (keep a copy, send original) and more ongoing relationship stuff..and some candy..and #######..and ship it off to Germany.. DHL is best by the way..

While that's happening he (presumably)

Can be researching which forms he'll have to complete (this time..get the up to date ones...).. and have all that ready.. by now..he should have his shots..(vacinations) up to date.. and his police report..(which it sounds like a waiver is needed? hmmm.. has someone bad?...maybe too many trips to Amsterdam? (am teasing)..).. (I cant help with that..but plenty here will help).. so he's gotta be busy by now.. setting up a medical..etc....

He'll prepare the forms - send Frankfurt what they want sent (again, see the Embassy Section and Guides for more details)....and will keep everything else for the interview...(the instructions will - hopefully-explain).

So..he's gathered everything.. been to the doctor..got your shots ..(even though many will tell you you don't have to do the shots until later..but may as well).. set up the civil doctors appointment for the physical.. put together all that stuff you sent him, ate your candy.. and puts on a suite.. he waits for the letter telling him when he is to come for the interview..ok, now he can put on the business casual attire..and hop on his scooter..

He'll arrive early or the day before..since the interviews are always in the morning..rumor has it..but check the Embassy section for Germany to find out more...hint hint hint..

He'll get in there..and... (Lets assume) gets out without a scare.. They'll mail him his visa..(usually, that's what I hear they do).. He'll have 6 months to get his butt on a plane to see you.. Note: if he actually takes 6months..uhm..I'd throw him back.. anway..6 months to leave Germany..once on US soil..he has 90 days to get hitched..or get out! (I think we invented the shotgun wedding..lol)..

He'll get off the plane..thinking hes done..but no.. Customs has to raise their wicked-ugly hand.. but that doesn't take tooooooo long..

Long ride home...all smiles.. tired.. happy..

Sleep for a week..

Go to beach..

Happy Ever After..

Did I miss anything? hmmmm.. more coffee please...

Thank you so much! This was great. I keep my eyes on your posts, cause well ya know, we both are importing German Goods here!

Bobbie & Klaus

2/23/07 Mailed Package to TSC (G-325A & I-125)

2-25-07 Online PO shows package delivered

3-06-07 NOA on I-129

3-12-07 Touched (I think)

6-8-07 Touched appropriately!

Posted (edited)
he comes here

gets off the plane

we have lunch

go to bed and sleep for 12 hours

get up, have some coffee

go to the beach

Ok ok.....this is as far as I can t hink at this point....

what theheck does he bring to the interview, i ahve yet to find a COMPLETE list

All responses are appreciated.

Did you forget the part about getting married after his arrival! :dance: Maybe I am confused, I mean his arrival after the interview.

For his interview he needs to take the DS forms, lots of pics and proof of your relationship, I-134 and financial support docs, completed medical, birth certificate, divorce certificate, police reports etc, etc. The complete list is in about 3 pieces, I 134 list on the instructions, Embassy Interview instructions and checklist, 129F list of official docs on the instructions!

Good luck!

Edited by LookyWhatIFound

NOA1 - 12/21/15

NOA2 - 04/18/16

NVC Receive - 04/29/16

NVC Welcome - 05/13/16

DS-261 - 05/14/16

AOS, IV PAID - 05/27/16

DS260 done - 06/10/16

Case Transferred to US Embassy in Riga Latvia at the end of October.

If you really want it, you'll find a way!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted
Bobbie,

New Hampshire

Yodrak

.....

Case is then transferred to Nevada where the locals make book on if you will actually get your boyfriend here to marry you.~~Oh wait, is this Nebraska? ooo ok.

.....

Danke!

Bobbie & Klaus

2/23/07 Mailed Package to TSC (G-325A & I-125)

2-25-07 Online PO shows package delivered

3-06-07 NOA on I-129

3-12-07 Touched (I think)

6-8-07 Touched appropriately!

 
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